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HUMANITY needs your helps. There is nothing to time now, it got lost in the past. Moved ahead left us behind and passed. Time sits between the cracks of humanity. See your own insanity. 

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HUMANITY needs your helps. There is nothing to time now, it got lost in the past. Moved ahead left us behind and passed. Time sits between the cracks of humanity. See your own insanity. 

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HUMANITY sidelined by COVID humanity needs a helping hand before 

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HUMANITY sidelined by COVID humanity needs a helping hand before 

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"The koala may well represent the fragility of humanity. This special koala sits with a confident stance, head held high as we might. The koala is like us in so many ways so we can easily relate to its basic needs in life. The threat to our own survival through climate change is reflected in our responsibility to their survival. No one would want to see the koala under a threat of extinction. The koala was created by Andrea Cheers with a variety of pastel pencils and pastel sticks and she has captured a unique perspective of our own Humanity through her depiction of a much loved Australian icon. There is a majesty in the depiction of the koala and Andrea has captured something extraordinary. Her skill raises eyebrows when they are informed the koala is a drawing and not a picture."
We are so excited to have this talented Australian artist participate in our Humanity project.

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I made a drawing based on Karen Byrne's phto that reminded me that we all need to treasure our resources in this difficult time. Life begins as a fragile thing, but grows stronger each day, reminding us that we will get through our troubled times.

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Painting by Basia Jaworska

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A movement reflection by Christina Montoya

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I basically created her to brighten my day. I've been doing a lot of sifting these days- sifting through old craft drawers, closets of wrapping paper, emails, paper work, ect. Looking at all these things from the past, I decided to bring them together; An old bust sculpture from art school gets a 2020 revamp- she's trying to be socially responsable and help me smile. She sits on my desk embracing theday with me as I try to get some work done....

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Janie Howland
Humanity is a soup. A stone soup that is full of everyone's ingredients. Humanity is thrown together and mixed up and messy.
Humanity is a rainbow of colors and textures but there is darkness within.

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Dance. In response to Janets drawing we created a dance that represents life’s up and downs. We portrayed this concept through the use of the dancer in white, representing a fledgling who has just left the nest, experiencing life (dancers in black). The dancers in black are teasing and testing the young bird as she sets off on her journey.

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Invisible threads

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Taste, easy to grow anywhere - bitter garlic. If it were a color, a rich unseen. If it were an animal, pig. If it were a sound, Earth’s hum. If it were a scent it would smell like, nose tickling, pungent ozone. If it were an article of clothing, shorts. If it were a taste, flour. If it were a piece of art it would be a collage consisting of plastic straws, bottles, plastic wrap, bottle necks, bags, toothbrush heads, cardboard, oil paint and pastels. If it were a type of frame/ picture, panorama with each currently living individual and their accomplishments.

I created this by taking a zoom in - picture of a clock. The light makes it appear, multi-focused.

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By Joseph van dyke

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Forever the worker bee, buzzing receptors of energy.

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Spring flowers, many smells.textures,colors,new life,beauty .....humanity many languages,nationalities,sizes,shapes, colors all blending together to form beauty.....we are all in this together...be kind & love one another....thanks for the great eve Sally xoxo Linda Appleton

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A clear open bowl, layered with many differernt colors, darkness, lightness, textures, tastes, smells, fresh, toasted, liquid, shaved, assorted temperatures, intermingaling.

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Flowers grown and gone,
water splashing against stone,
warm sun rays amid
a cold wind,
inherently earthbound,
delicately balanced,
situationally constituted,
temporary.

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Familiar Stories
Familiar Tastes
Familiar Music
Familiar Shapes
Bring Life and comfort to me.
Photography ~ Tim Johnson

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If it were a taste, it would be peppermint stick.  If it were a color, it would be a vibrant purple.  If it were a sound, it would be the vibration of harp strings in unison.  If it were a scent it would be sweetgrass on a warm late summer evening.  If it were an item of clothing, it would be a richly woven shawl, comforting and full of color.
I created with pastels an intertwined spiral of light and spirit reflecting our global interconnections of breath, life, and light.

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If it was a piece of clothing it would be the purple wool glove my mother wore and gave to me. If it were a smell, it would be the smell of soft spring rain. If it were a sound it would be a sound of heavy raindrops. If it were a food, it would be spicy black bean soup. If it were a sculpture, it would be one of those magnificent chunky necklaces made by Dweck and if it were a piece of clothing, it would be a warm cobalt blue cashmere shawl and if it were a work of art it would be a Romare Bearden collage of life in the South, black woman bare, strong arms, celebrating beauty, marveling at her inner strength, and proud of who she is a woman -- mother earth personified.

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I interpreted the word HUMANITY.

If it were...

A Color: it would be reflective.
Animal: it would be a million octopuses connecting tentacles.

Texture or material: it would be carpet, all the little threads that build one thing.

Sound: it would be what me ear hears when I press it to the ground.

Scent: it would be when your mom makes a delicious meal and your nose can't smell all the individual ingredients but you know the aroma is good.

Taste or Flavor: it would be everyone in the entire world's favorite meal.

Article of clothing: it would be a patch worked coat.

Tree or Plant: it would be aloe.

Furniture: it would be a bench that stretches around the world.

Vehicle or mode of transportation: a humble pair of shoes.

I created with light as a material. I used this reflective film in the window but realized the projection was more interesting, much like how the way humanity impacts things that alone we might not notice.

I created this art in reaction and pass it on.